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Amherst town councilors are considering extra protections for people seeking what they call "reproductive care" and "gender-affirming health care" in the town against hypothetical intrusions into Massachusetts from other states that have made such procedures illegal. "I find similarity here with the Fugitive Slave Law,
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By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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By Casey Harper The Center Square
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Liam Morrison, 12, is suing Middleborough school officials for preventing him from wearing a T-shirt that says "There are only two genders." The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday, May 17 in U.S. District Court in Boston, names as defendants the town of Middleborough, the Middleborough School Committee, superintendent
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An unknown perpetrator defaced a Christian monument dedicated to missionaries at Williams College with anti-Christian graffiti this past weekend. Some of the graffiti spraypainted on the Haystack Monument included terms such as "Pagan Rule," "Blood," "Ouch," and "Hail Satan," according to The
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Massachusetts state legislators are working on yet another bloated budget for fiscal year 2024. With more than $55.8 billion in the proposed Senate budget (S.3) and various non-monetary provisions, the state does not look like it will be embracing fiscal responsibility anytime soon.
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By Sam Drysdale State House News Service
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